So, looking at the information in the other discussions, I cannot find the connector save button, or any other icons as displayed in the screenshots. That is on both Chrome and Firefox.

I have tried removing extension and reinstalling it. I have tried using different browser, which worked at first, using Firefox instead, but now Firefox does the same thing.

I cannot get the PDF files for the articles published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, using the Zotero Connector in Firefox. For example:

Using a different web browser (Firefox) to log into the new account did not make a difference in the storage usage view. (I'd been using Edge)

Maybe this is a problem with the translator (besides GitHub, I've noticed some cases with ScienceDirect) but I can tell you is that Firefox's Programmers Tool console notes several Content-Security-Po

Zotero 6, which is based on an older version of Firefox.

@yhtt: That looks like a problem with the PDF's text layer. I get the same result in Firefox, macOS Preview, and Adobe Acrobat. You can report it to the publisher.

Pinging this with a request for clarification: Is "cycle last used tab" also planned as a feature? E.g. In firefox one can check an option "Ctrl+Tab cycles through tabs in recently used order" in Set

Zotero and Google Scholar both open, but Firefox extension for Zotero is now only working to save books and not pdfs to Zotero to Library. Previously worked for pdfs, too. Seems to apply with any bo

While the beta overall works beautifully, I just noticed the import from Browzine doesn't work any longer: when I have a journal issue with multiple articles open in Browzine, instead of the yellow fo

However, the firefox opened is "zotero connector" or "zotero browser" (according to ChatGPT).

I'm currently using Zotero 7 on linux. When I click an item without attachment or an item in RSS feed, it opens a firefox window that jumps to the DOI. However, the firefox opened is "zotero connector

Zotero plugins are not EXE files, they're XPI files - the extension file format for Mozilla products (Zotero is based on Firefox). They are loaded into Zotero, not executed externally. AFAIK Zotero do

However, these PDF section links do not function when opened in Firefox or Zotero. The TOC displays, but clicking on the elements does nothing.

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This also happens if I use this function in Edge. However, it works in firefox.

This is consistent with the behaviour in Firefox 127.0.2 (64-bit) (at least on Windows).

No you don't have to do it via Firefox. But if you are using Firefox, you have to save the XPI file a different way. From https://retorque.re/zotero-better-bibtex/installation/: if you use Firefox, m

You seem to have misread it. It's not saying you need to use Firefox. It's saying you have to do it differently if you are using Firefox.

I tried to add the Better bibtex extension to Zotero. I understand that I have to do it via Firefox? I tried, but the extension would not get installed. I get an error message that the installation di